@@bigcartoonyIIV Yes...used to eat breakfast at Dorignacs fairly often. Also used to see Leo and the rest of the Meters at Fun's Chinese Restaurant in the Quarter after gigs...... Whereyat Biggy
Great interview! Leo seems just like I would have expected - humble, smart, matter of fact, a musician as opposed to just a guitarist. Surprising that it's a 175 on all the Josie stuff! That his seminal influences were jazz guys? Not surprising at all, for the reasons given. I hope that's still true today.
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You should never have to be anything or anyone BUT Leo, good sir. You are an original and a true master. Leo Nocentelli is a National Treasure.
A true master and a big part of what made New Orleans RNB so good including the wonderful Lee Dorsey
Never saw this man without a Guitar in his hands
I just saw him perform at Tipitina's last Saturday night, and George Porter Jr. perform at the Maple Leaf 2 days later.
Awesome! Home town heroes! gotta love mista LEO!!
i use always see this man in dornacs before covid. I regret not asking him for lessons
I miss Dorignacs.
@@brotherrabbit8539 Me to. Are you from New Orleans?
@@bigcartoonyIIV Yes...used to eat breakfast at Dorignacs fairly often.
Also used to see Leo and the rest of the Meters at Fun's Chinese Restaurant in the Quarter after gigs...... Whereyat Biggy
Rhythm guitar like that, I could listen to all day.
Great interview! Leo seems just like I would have expected - humble, smart, matter of fact, a musician as opposed to just a guitarist. Surprising that it's a 175 on all the Josie stuff! That his seminal influences were jazz guys? Not surprising at all, for the reasons given. I hope that's still true today.
Are they in the Rock all of fame?